combat robot drum spinner 3d models

[Parts List at Bottom]An Antweight (454g/1lb) combat robot that I'm making completely open-source for anyone interested in combat robotics, RC, or engineering in general. This robot is made with a combination of 3DP nylon, UHMWPE, milled aluminum,...

... -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A 4wd combat robot designed for the UK antweight class (also known as fairyweight in the US) is currently under development.

Additionally, you may want to consider purchasing a battery pack specifically designed for combat robots, such as the Turnigy Nano-Tech 460mah 3S 25-40C Lipo Pack. ... The rest of the components are standard and can be found at most electronics or...

BIT NAME: TEMPLAR COMBAT BIG ROBOT ARMOUR UPGRADE KIT STL   Nº OF ITEMS: 23 STL files + pre-supported files   DESCRIPTION: Bits designed for 32mm scale for Redemptor Dreadnought. (6x) 5x2mm Magnet holes to change the hands. ALL OPTIONS INCLUDED.  ...

Designed for my Galaxy 2S 180MAH LIPO for my 150g combat robots. In some of events if your battery is exposed they can call the match. This could buy you some extra time to KO your opponent or make it to the judges. Hope this helps and good luck...

150g combat robot. This was built for a destructive class. Drive = N20 gear motors ESC = DasMikro 2s6a Battery = LiPo 2s 180mAh Wheels = Printed with 30 OD x 3.1mm O-rings Wedges held with 3mm bamboo skewer 0.45mm stainless steel wire insert...

This robot is engineered to operate as a 150 gram US Fairy-weight or UK Ant-weight horizontal Bar Spinner. The robot is powered by two high-torque 50:1 Ratio micro gear motors, which are paired with 2 40x7mm Pololu Wheels for optimal performance. ...The...

This is an Antweight (150gram) pusher combat robot which I've called Scrapper.This bot was designed as the first of three bots to replace our groups aging loan bots.It's also perfect for a first time combat robot build, designed with a lot of space...

It's also perfect for a first time combat robot build, designed with a lot of space inside to fit your parts with little trouble. Check out a build video here: https://youtu.be/HvjZQmMpGHA Parts list: - Pololu 42x19mm wheel (pair) - Sub-minature...

This is an Antweight (150gram) pusher combat robot which I've called Spike.This bot was designed as the second of three bots to replace our groups aging loan bots.It's also perfect for a first time combat robot build, designed with a lot of space...

It's also perfect for a first time combat robot build, designed with a lot of space inside to fit your parts with little trouble. Check out a build video here: https://youtu.be/oo4SF2d4Aks Parts list: - Pololu 40x7mm wheel (pair) - Sub-minature...

If you answered yes to the above (or even if you didn't) then this 150g fairyweight combat robot might be a good fit for you! 4x4 belt driven frame allows for aggressive pushing and then when they are stuck against the sidewall a servo actuated...

This design has been briefly converted to function as a full combat antweight robot, rather than the plastic antweight it was initially designed for. I've included an STL and DXF for a substituted disk that would theoretically be designed for metal,...

This is a 150g combat robot (which is the antweight class in the UK and Australia, and the fairyweight class in the USA), designed to be modular with different interchangeable weapon options. I designed it initially for my youngest son who wanted a...

This is a 150g combat robot (which is the antweight class in the UK and Australia, and the fairyweight class in the USA), designed to be modular with different interchangeable weapon options. I designed it initially for my youngest son who wanted a...

Droopy hnnnbsIf you're making this as full combat, use the Fingertech blades. ...If you're making it as a plastic ant, use the custom blades.

These are the specs for the cutting-edge wheels and motor mounts of my highly advanced, one-pound combat bot. ...Check out the full design at: https://youtu.be/AurvMibcPsI

Three-Pound Robotic Power Unit Made with Modular Design Receivers and Hubs Printed Using High-Tech Materials and 3D Printer Technology, the Rest Fabricated through Computerized Machining Process. ... Special Off-Road Wheels from World-Class Model Maker...

It’s not all show though - twin spinning blades mounted on the sides of the robot reach speeds of 250mph and have no trouble tearing up the competition in front of an audience of millions.Not only did SMEEEEEEE set records with its 74lb CNC machined...

This a robot design that I found in an old sketch book, its my very first robot design.Its close on weight so needs 3d printed weaponsThe electronics needed are:1 - 1306 brushless motor1 - tiny 20a brushless esc (the smaller the better does not need...

... tank-tracked legs, spindly limbs, damaged parts and much, much more!Build sturdy mechs, spindly horrors or majestic magnet-mages! The small robot configurations are 8cm/3.2". ...The "Horror" variants with extended limbs can become even larger.

Insert the two FS90R servos in place making sure that the axle is closer to the back of the robot. Insert the MG90S servo ontop of the FS90R servo. You can use it as it is or you can design your own flipper to attach to it. ...My own design is still...

These experiences have made me appreciate the design of my 12lb vertical spinner; however, it also revealed all the places I need to improve. After 8 months of feverishly sketching and a month hard at design, I'd like to introduce Chronus Mk2. Much...

This bot is designed and based off of the beetleweight (and now heavyweight, featured on Battlebots on Discovery) SMEEEEEEEEEEE robot, but now for the US Antweight (meaning 1 pound) class. This is designed to be easy to build and a great gateway bot...

I used a 1500KV motor as the engine for the weapon, so the drum does not rotate very quickly. You can try a more revving engine of the same size. I used a 1500mah battery because I already had it at hand. But this set of motors doesn't consume...

Combat Robot

My beetleweight combat robot Version

... the components, including leaving as little wire slack as possible and using a propeller balancer to balance the weapon motor. Overall, this guide provides a detailed overview of building a combat robot, including its design and construction.

It's quite simple - spinners are extremely popular at the moment, and I was shocked that no one had created a fidget spinner robot yet. My goal was to design it in the style of Simone Giertz, so it would be more humorous than functional. Hopefully,...

You can ask yourself, "Why would I want to do this?" Because, let's face it, fidget spinners are ridiculously popular right now, and I was amazed no one had made a robot specifically designed for spinning them. That's exactly what I aimed to do -...